An edition of Why people believe weird things: pseudoscience, superstition, and other confusions of our time
(1997)
Why People Believe Weird Things
Pseudoscience, Superstition, and Other Confusions of Our Time
by Michael Shermer
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Pseudowissenschaft, Surnaturel, Pseudowetenschap, Parapsychologie, Gewissheit, Skepsis, Esoterisme, Zweifel, Truthfulness and falsehood, Naturwissenschaften, Pseudoscience, Bijgeloof, Parasciences, Scepticisme, Creative ability in science, Irrationalismus, Belief and doubt, Parapsychology, Grenzwissenschaften, Superstição (aspectos psicológicos), Ciência (aspectos ambientais), Science, miscellanea, Skepticism, New York Times reviewed, Science, Miscellanea, Parapsychology and science
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"On the opening page of his splendid little book To Know a Fly, biologist Vincent Dethier makes this humorous observation about how children grow up to be scientists: "Although small children have taboos against stepping on ants because such actions are said to bring on rain, there has never seemed to be a taboo against pulling off the legs or wings of flies."
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